Dreams mystically draw half-sisters Lucy and Mai close, although they have never met and live a world apart, Lucy in their father's West Coast home and Mai in the newly renamed Ho Chi Minh City, in the landscape of their father's infidelity.
I think I wrote my first story at the age of eight, a micro-autobiography. Micro? Because, well, how much can you say at the age of eight? But I guess I was hooked. I also love to take photos with my cameras and iPhone, which is always snug in my back pocket.
For me, every photo has a story, and every story is a snapshot.
I'm the author of "When She Sleeps" (Toby Press) a New York Public Library Selection for “Best Books for the Teen Age,” and about which Newsweek said, “Krygier’s luminous prose transports the reader.”
I'm also a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge and the author of "Juvenile Court: A Judge’s Guide for Young Adults and their Parents" (Scarecrow Press).
I live in Los Angeles with my husband. When I'm not not writing, I love to go to the beach, walk the Santa Monica Mountain trails, and snap lots and lots of photographs.
The book has a particular rhythm that carries the plot in a dream. Slowly as the story progresses you become more involved in the reality of the characters. Did not expect to be grabbed but I was. It is a shame that the book did not do well commercially.